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rheumatism

According to the best authorities originates in a
morbid condition of the blood. Tactic acid, eaus-
ed by the decomposition of the gelatinous and al
luminous tissues, circulates with the blood and
attacks the hbrOuS tissues, particularly in the
joints, and thus causes the local manifestations of
the disease. The back and shoulders are the
parts usually affected by rheumatism, and the
joints at the knees, ankles, hips and wrists are
also sometimes attacked. Thousands of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparina positive and
permanent cure for rheumatism. This medicine
by us purifying and vitaiZing action on the blood
corrects the cause Of the disease and il also gives
strength TO every function of the body. If you
suffer from rhuematism try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Immediate Relief.
Some twenty years ago had my right ankle
dislocated, and it has been weak every since.
About ten years ago l was exposed TO severe
cold and came near freezing. Since then have
often been troubled with rhuematism, affecting
me most In the right ankle. l suffered severity
during the late cold winter, and tried Hoods Sar-
saparilla as help. 1t gave me almost immediate
II " does as well for others It has done for me
i is worth many times its COST L. I. HUNT,
him OF Estey & Hunt, kenton, Ohio
II consider Hoods SarSaparilla the best med-
cine ever used 1t gives me an appetite and re-
ireshng sleep, and keeps the cold 0ut.' JOHN s.
FoGG, LOG Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
Hoods SarsapariIia
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared
Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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put before the public for coughs and colds,
out we know of none that has given more thor
ough satisfaction than Adamson's Cough Balsam. .
Portland Press.
dee27 NrwsSw1w
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our Mothers and Crandmothers
knew the peculiar virtues of j. s. L. ArKINsoN's
oil London, Old Brown Windsor Soap and ~
generation will change it for no other
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AUCTION SALES.
Dissolution of C0.nartnershin.

TNiHE e0-partnershQ hitherto existing under tho
: flrn name Of III. D. Bracket 4 Co, Ia this day
dissolved ~ mutual consent; Henry ID. Bracket
retiring. The business will be continued at the
firm name as heretofore.
HENRY ID. BRACKETT
MARQUIS l.. SOULE.
Yarmouth Dec n, 1886. dec3Od1ws
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TI1HE C0-partnership therefore, existing under
ms Is this day dissolved BY mutual Consent H.
W. Cousins will collect all debts due the late arm
and settle all liabilities. He only Il authorized b.
sign the firm name In liquidation.
FRANKLIN SHIRLEY
HEkNDON W. COUSINS
Fryeburg, Me-, Dec 20, 1886. dec28d2w
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.ADLEY CHURcH-Preaching at 1880 a. M,
REV. j. Il. Crosser. Sunday School at 11.45
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07
Wall sEr~I

TIE gree.hacks w-rs crlpF<6 i -
Interest ~ Wal STREE
Silver wSS 6tzozssiEed e lease
Wall street
Tie legAl .eo5s1 we're 6sx.rcye1
- Please Wa street
Tia credit Strengthening A. vks
ordered By Wal street
TIE poeSeos w1r - SILVER wEE g.
osred ey Wal street
Csvel4si ~4s Elected. Dxz Ma
sfng AID Exp<-t Jo-5Aa we-s appoia.-
ID - serve Wall street
Tie heS6euArtsrs q TIE Gsvsrn
neat are krs ~ Wal street
Wal street rules the Mates. Tn
b1oe. Ceoo1r8e TsxKs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07

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Probate Notice.

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rHE stats FAIR.
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The followiDg frem shs Silver STATE,
in re=4ri 10 the eoning State Fair.
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\ eaaiz fer 64z&Sss h&v5ag Sees
kr07gAs By relatives agki.ss eo1pasy
e lyacAsrs az Aavias hanged . zEr-
6sre-. = Aar~r1- lad tAsir attorney
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fessei AZ Due - The STATE q I1dsA.A
I'D ~ ether PERSIA zn3sr hsxvez
sA4s tAe State lad any legal estate,
rsgA1 - ute n O. - rhe sane. And
sAs SAzs wRs - Peo1siKrv rAloe %
- wife - oAisd-s1.-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07

Johnny wxs Eek lAxs Sanzer, and
had 70 stGv IN the hoGse While there
uGs . csrecs n taEn- Naturally Il
did ncs swessen his temper. All his
mother lad 20 tax % hiz. ~Nr
child she sAii. res n1<, ~ caz-
pain becaCss zee are Sex. II IS very
wicked 1eE ~&ni 10 20 % he1vss.
d0nf yoas7 Yes. "a lie growiea.
but nes I'll after TIE ci-cUS. 4 little
boz eaa 20 - hssVen a. AR si1e. bit
. oircas Ai1I n toza svery DAY
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07

Sols 81 re people Who object %
tAs I1ssrxsase Cozzsrce Isw say II
VII Gsssrr1ags tie basisess Interests
- he eozatry- Up here i Eastern
SsvHsA sEeryeodys b1sisess consists
= zAkisg hvlag fer Ai0sslf and
family. Apo re Interstate lau. j.
F1ghtiy Interpreted and execzted. will
~ disArrEags &sy bodys bosssess. DC,
give a. = fair shOg = tie -p9szi, o:
kApPioeSs-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
TIE People 81 Wiaae@aee@ span
rA.ar Ntaa e. sAs saA3seG


4 meeting ef citizens Of Ninaemue-
c. wAs held in the Court House ~
The 9th ult. 10 give expression to their
views % the suspension Of sectioa four
Of the Interstate Commerce Act. g.
Men. Rsss, sf Dun Glen. VAS chosen
Chairman and c. A. LzGr1ve. Of Wiz
nsmuoe4, Secretary
Severn. people addressed the sect
in. and expressed their ideas 81 the
Act and the benefits that would Giti-
natelv result Ia Nevada iron tae tn
Iarcemeat If lis provisions
Ga nosiua : COMMITTEES Of iArs<
eoasissisg Of Il. S. Bs0niSeld, :. Il.
MaeMillan ard c. !. L4Sszve, wss
ehosen - draft rssolaFioss expressive
sf ths seatimeat Of tie PeoPse g ne
Interstate Conrzerce Act. A7d re
COMMITTEES reported tie following
PREAMBLE AND kEsoLTTEoSs
wzKzkAS SSefioz ! o. tAe later
sssse Commerce Act co1.2l1s tse - :
provisSoa thzi will p-sTe7t tSs esa1s12-
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esr people. therefore
R<solvei. Tat we respectfully o1t
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FOR SALE.
SO. 900 hHTE PINE COURT HOUSE
BONDS.
searias Iatersst At the rate d 6 Per
cezL PEI kaasm.

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Tss Chicago JOGr1L hlts Nsvsis
;kis gsstie nap: S<vsis SsaAsnrs al
i've IN CAliso-zsA II - sid TIA;
e<aAsar Pair did ret sPead week il
SsEAda dEria- ms Whole tern. AID
sss~A<x ha ssoceSs,<. lives II saa
FrRnesAcn, N does Se11fcr Jcnes- A
sesss "a, is 10 Psor 70 i've = > sos
pe-g - lave United States Seratorx
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07

The fAno1s DssnL swamp Is 10
io1xeg Used as q shelter fur rraAwar
1eSrO saves. Of ooarse, II, i, Is 1.eliev-
I'd 70 bs The hiding plnos q Al lexss
ooe hanired white nea xbo. for var
oss reHso1s. SAT; 70 retire 70 private
kfe So . sr.sll.
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he tcrAl re5Dessoa Of ne pzblie
sess for April vss tISeoa.oao. Fer
1ars tAAa - yesrs re hare been put
to = type Dosfbiy S3cA iseas a.
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~ip~d ect
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WORKING CLASSES A Z, :, .S

prepares e fHrztsA a. s.ksees wsfk rm2s-'y--
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JAKE COHN.
The Old Pioneer,

nE-zES ~ CSFCzN TEE CITIZENS
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

N~o-scE : HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- ra-sz<-saz7 heresefo-e existing De-
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ant szras q SID i -. . t2is CA! ois-
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M0nrN 70 - made Get lhis onf ana y
NUM- irrz 20 -. ard - viii send ~
Tree. soEefAirE o. Ertai valne and tmponssIIss
70 yoE- ard vii start voa IN eSsieess 49, ~
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As werk Gnc i've a. kcze. Either SCI, -
are~ Something rew. that !sst esins mss ~,
81 az sorkers VII stsrt yea: cApi,n ~ ~
neeoed. Tais Il oRs ef the xEaine imp...
All eaaHccs 81 a fifosine- Teeee Nno
anA.steEs AID snterprssiaE win nos aels.
6rsse cstas. Actress TRrr . cs.. esg0sN
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nKnArxISs UNCALLED FOR At III I
II P4zssssEee- Tavier- Nevada for De month
eaSsax Nsy !. -. Persons eal1ng Ier tnsss
s.s-s-s - es-sss 81 Advertised ;"
~. =. Dezsss, Jshn "
49, W-pz Ennis. Mrs.. Carrie
u.--s-g - Heazssn, up
E-4s-.r EsrrT Jeyss.
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raenAS .z>sLs Ae1ag, = D
II. CUPID. Po<tnastef.
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HAVING FORMED A coPARTSBRshlI
IL n the R,4eksEisA essiness IN TsyloI,w
car AlwAys Be foanc a. tie cd ftasd. sen
CAinafown, prepared 20 eEecsts 81 Woi iI.I y
ear liss vita dispatch. and a. fair, h"hs
ROACH 4 BROWN
Tsyisr. Nevada. Nss. 70. 1855. j"
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4 DoREsSKD - THg BOARD OF
l. Cesar E7u=s Csnzisss-s. a. Tay8sr -
X. ~ - -r-esves - - ASA - tAs
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

Oh, marvellous land of corn and
wheat, which all the world has failed
to beat. We always thought it was
the best, and SO it proved by honest
test. Oh, Kansas land, rich Kansas
land! As On the tairest fields we stand,
we look away from farm to farm, and
see the glorious piles Of corn, and view
the ricks of straw and feed, give thanks
to God for Kansas need On every
side rich prairie lies, and wide spread
fields of corn and rye, that clothe the
earth and meet the sky, and furnish
wealth for you and I.-Globe
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

loaded with fat cattle, and on board
the same trains are the Kansas suffer
ers with the bills of lading in their
pockets. Verify things have changed
in Kansas in a few years. There will
be as great change in northwestern
Kansas in the next ten years as there
has been in the past ten. Every year
finds this country greatly improved
over the year previous, and soon this
part Of Kansas will be looked to as
the garden spot Of the world.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17
WANTED
SETTLERS NOT SPECTATORS.

Every new country wants settlers;
and in this respect Graham county is
not an exception. We want men to
come with their families and locate
among US, and by a vigorous applica-
ton OF muscle, brain and skill, become
one with the rest Of us, in the develop
ment Of the country. Such will find
good homes and friends and be pros
porous. We heed the application Of
muscle to turn over these broad prai-
ries, construct buildings, and improve
natures domain that what was "The
Great American Desert, may blossom
Rs the rose, and become q land Of
plenty, and generally prosperous. We
have the facilities for the development
ola fine country, and by the applica-
ton Of proper means, we shall have
one Of the finest countries in the west.
While we have many intelligent citi-
zens, we want more of them. We
want men Of brain, practical men, skill
ed farmers and business men. We ex-
tend cordial invitation TO all such to
locate among Us. We want men ofneans
also to come into our midst, and even
If they can not make permanent homes
With us, we extend them q warm hand
In proportion to their inclination to
apply their money, and energies in be-
half of much needed improvements.
We want also sober industrious men,
without means, and such we believe
can soon come into possession ofgood
homes, and fair income. And last
but not least, we want men Of good
morals, whose example may tell on fu-
tUre generations. The prosperity Of
town is in ratio to its high moral tone
We want men that favor churches,
schools and all enterprises for the good
of society. With such an ingathering
Of settlers in Nicodemus, and Graham
county, we shall expect many good re-
suits. Our farms will be worth more
per acre, our families will be happier,
our homes more attractive, and socie-
ty in general viii be more prosperous.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

This rapidly peopled western Kan
sas is a spectacle as grateful to Kan
sas City as it is to any town in that
state. 1t is not only that we expect
to do some business with the new cOun
try. Kansas City has always believed
in Kansas, has always sounded its
praises all over the land, and has point
ed to it as the best place the emigrant
can select. Therefore we are genuine
ly glad to see the modern era of pros
peritv and success, whether we get It's
business or not. When Kansas sue
ceeds we rejoice because Of brother
hood Of spirit, Kansas and Kansas
City are children Of the same parentage
Times.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

Tie colored messenger at The White
House is very bright and good look
Ing eolored man. When Mrs. Clevel-
shd goes out shopping or on business
Ike usually accompanies her One day
sfter lifting her in the carriage and
gstting in himself; as they were driving
or 4 bystander from the South remark
ea, saint that n handsome couple"
=-Eohservat0r.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

1t is a remarkable fact that when q
man Oy enterprise, business sagacity
and economy, gets rich every other
man who has been less fortunate wants
to tell him Just how he should invest
and use his money, and denounceS
him because he don't follow cut their
suggestions. If a man becomes very
rich he is at once pronounced q knave
if he remains poor, ne is called worth
less fool It is hard to hit the happy
medium that pleases every one. Our
own idea has always been that the
man who has had brain enough to
accumulate fortune will be abundan-
tIy able to take care Of it without any
suggestions from his neighbors.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17
The way to build up a city is topu

The way to build up 4 city is to pull
together. Whenever any man starts
an enterprise that promises to be
beneficial give him every encourage
ment possible Don't throw in obstac-
les at every step for trivial reason.
Don't Get the idea that he ought not
to succeed gust because he d0n't 90 to
work just in the precise manner YOU
happen to think he should, especially
when You don't happen to know any
thing abort the project he proposes to
engage in. Every man is presumed
to understand his own business hest
and few will engage in any enterprise
that they are not pretty certain will
prove remunerative. Evers new resi-
dence erected every new business house
or mandatory adds percentage to
the property Of city: If there is one
house in 4 block it is pretty certain to
command but trifiing price bnId
houses on every lot in the block and
each one that goes up adds to the value
OF the Others. No city ever prospered
where every man w$s carping, wrang-
ling and qumreling With his ne ighbors
Unity Of effort alone insures strength
and Success
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

The Illinois papers are becoming
alarmed at the number of families who
are coming to Kansas from that state.
One PAPER in Mclean county estimates
that fully FIVE hundred families have
left that c6anty for this state and an
exchange from Hancock thinks that at
least three hundred have left that coun-
ty. Let them COME we have plenty of
kocn f2r them.
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

The abandoned Indian reservations
embrace more than 100000 acres many
of them as good land as ever crow
flew over. More than two years ago
congress directed that they should be
turned over to the secretary Of the in
terror who should have them apprais-
ed and put on the market, the act also
by inadvertence or intent Of its author
put it in the power Of great corpora
tions or rich individuals to gobble
them up by wholesale. This evil can
be prevented, for the lands have not
yet been appraised and put in the
market. 1t is worth while says con
temporary to save 100000 acres Of
rich land from the grasp Of spectators
and to put them in reach Of industrious
homesteaders. There is the more rea-
son for prompt action inasmuch as
many squatters have already made i'm
provements in the belief that the lands
would soon be thrown open to pre-emp
tors and homesteaders. It twould be q
pity and shame if the fruits of their
industry were to be reaped by some
syndicate which should purchase the
lands in bulk and for q song,-Com-
mOnWealth
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

Instead Of going out of the way to
discover some error or annoying
smission in your county papers which
may occur consider the many good
things in their columns and the work
they are doing for the benefit of ALL
1t is easy to find mistake if one is so
constituted that they are always On
Vie lookout for one but it is much
more pleasant to dwll upon the hundred
good qualities than one error. The
Earnest and constant endevor 60 give
satisfaction ought not to be wiped ont
sF one failure TO be perfect
Western cyclone., 1887-06-17

The most interesting Of all the
statutes in Washington, D. c. is the
bronze group in Lincoln square, 1t
eosts $4,000 and the funds for its
erection were contributed solely by
persons who have been freed by the
emancipation proclamation. The first
contribution was made by Charlotte
Scott of Virginia.